TPerson

Just confirming that you can start the Cessna 172 with the analog (steam) gauges?

(deleted) Edit: Problem solved. All of my devices are detected.

The Cessna 172 G1000 variant works fine. It’s only the analog gauge variant Cessna 172 that has electrical problems and won’t start. And no it won’t start via CTRL-E either.

How long did you wait? It is loading on that screen. Not very intuitive but it isn’t locked up.

You either have Acceleration or SP2 but not both. If you somehow installed SP2 over Acceleration you have a problem. Todd

The mountain is almost always referred to as "Mount Baldy" by locals, to the point where many would not recognize the name "Mount San Antonio". The mountain was named by a local rancher after Saint Anthony of Padua. When American settlers arrived and surveyed the land, "Baldy", a reference to the bare fell-field ofBaldy Bowl that dominates the south face visible from Los Angeles, became the predominant name, and it has stuck. Nonetheless, "Mount San Antonio" is the official name according to the GNIS. The summit has two peaks: the main peak, elevation 10,064 feet (3,068 m), and a sub-peak, West Baldy, at 9,988 feet (3,044 m).[4]The main peak marks the boundary between San Bernardino County and Los Angeles County.[5] The mountain is in the Angeles National Forest. Yes the airport is Ontario Int in Ontario California. Todd

I'm not trying to nitpick. You didn't notice the big wide tan areas where roads should be? You can see them in five of your screenshots. Also take a look at your comparison screenshots. Look at Google first. Then look at your shot of P3D/UTX. Lastly look at your P3D/Orbx shots. Something is amiss. It's either missing roads and/or you have scenery layering issues or the Orbx landclass has some issues. Todd

Nice screenshots! But... In some of your shots there appears to be something wrong with the landclass and/or the roads are missing. The screenshot over Ensenada is the most noticeable. Todd

The dragging and reordering questions say this at the top: Please note, you need to arrange all of the boxes in order for the question to be answered By not answering all of the questions the survey isn't considered complete so it isn't submitted. Todd

You are correct. But you have four 8 pin connectors on your PSU so again pertaining to connectors you should be fine. You did not say the wattage of your PSU so you will need to take that into consideration also. Todd

GTX 1080 and 1070 cards have one 8 pin power connector. The GTX 1060 has one 6 pin connector. Click here for a picture and click here and scroll down for the 10 series specs. Each one of your PSU 6+2 cables equal 8 pins. You should be fine. Todd

Did you read this forum post? http://www.avsim.com/topic/452595-guide-correct-use-of-pc-12-autopilot-kmc321kac297/ Todd

Why don't you try contacting Carenado directly. Main website: http://www.carenado.com/CarSite/Portal/index.php Carenado Support: https://carenado.zendesk.com/hc/en-us Todd

That doesn't sound right. From the FlightSim Store Support Centre link at the bottom of the webpage: Error #40: Activation limit has been exceeded. Please contact The FlightSim Store for assistance. The customer has exceeded their validation limit and will need their validation log reviewed and cleared before they will be able to re-validate their installation. Submit a ticket and ask them to reset your activations. Todd

I'm not missing what your problem is. You can eliminate the problem (as you call it) by using the locked spot view. Also you might want to re-read your second sentence as I guess you left out the word "before". Todd